this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes south africa's new cabinet has been sworn in and most of the faces will be familiar to south africans so mold noticeable is that there are more women but has president sort of also managed to rid the act of all corrupt elements. and the awkward made out of calm down we have a report of one does give me all how would survive the $9094.00 genocide and the women preserving its today. i'm christine wonderwall come to dave's every news africa i'm glad. we begin in south africa where presidents settled on the poll says a new cabinet has been sworn in stemming corruption and mismanagement that has cost the country hundreds of millions as a key tossed for this cabinet it's a major issue also facing the ruling a.n.c. whose election when this was the weakest in its 25 years in power. has this report now from the legislative capital. the cabinet announcement received mixed reactions here in south africa president was praised for the gender equality 50 percent of the ministers are women he was also praised for reducing the number of ministe

this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the new. rules by the international association of athletics federations we'll hear from kenya. in this. new regulation could be a career into. athletes visit a husband school in syria and it's an initiative domestic violence by teaching men not to abuse their wives. i'm christine one the welcome to news africa i'm glad. it's a decision that could reshape the world. this month south africa rana cost us a man you lost her case at the court of arbitration for sport she was appealing rules intended to stop female athletes with high levels from competing in women's track races now on monday south africa's athletics federation said it would challenge this latest decision but samantha is far from being the only affected run kenya's muggeridge one boy has also faced questions about her strength of all she's often raced against him and yet now worries korea could be brought to a premature end. it doesn't get much better than winning an olympic medal margaret one boy took bronze in the 800 meters behin

this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes to kill or not to kill want to has lifted a ban on elephant hunting but not everyone agrees we'll hear the arguments for and against the controversial move. and we'll also hear from the canyon's hoping the country's high court will strike down rules that herm's make homosexuality of pride if they wish kenya will be the 1st east african country to decriminalize gay 6. i'm christine wonderwall comes to news africa i'm glad you are 2 did which one has an if to ban on elephant hunting the government says there are too many elephants and farm will struggle to keep them out of the fields with each crops and can kill people now and then vote because one has the largest innocent population in africa conservationists say it's home to 130000 in offense but the government says that number is much higher the ban on in effect hunting was introduced in the southern african country of $24.00 teeth by then president in comma a keen environmentalist but many of its one is innocence roam across borders into the movie and zimbabwe all 4

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this is new news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes fresh talks between protesters and on the rulers kicked off in sudan today this as the 00s of demonstrators are still camped outside the military headquarters demanding a civilian government. and honoring the women left south of zambia we're talking to the founders of the park carsten museum that's recognizing the role sandy and women play and pre-colonial times. i'm christine wonderwall come to d.w. news africa i'm glad you're tuned in a fresh round of talks between protesters and the military started today in sudan's capital hard to it's just over a month since omar al bashir was ousted and there are no signs the military rule is all ready to hand over to a civilian government but protesters remain defiant they are still camped outside of the army's headquarters in far too much and have vowed to stay there until their demands are mixed. now one of those protesters is a mother whose son is one of the 60 people who died in the uprising she told. karim that she'll keep demonstrating until she gets justice for him sheriff fights back

this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the vote saw and counting is underway in malawi's election the people came out in droves to choose a new president we know this is a nation hungry for change learn why it's one of the world's poorest countries. and in congo 8 rockstars reception for moyes cut to me who's back in the country after 3 years in exile but how significant is the return of joseph prominent folks. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you're changed in the votes are being counted in malawi's general election that is too close to call the winning candidate must gets the most votes cost but is not required to receive more than 50 percent off those votes incumbent president faces stiff competition from he's the vice president. and from the leader of the main opposition party lazarus. so now about 70 percent of malawi's population of roughly $20000000.00 people live under $2.00 a day that's according to the international monetary fund we also versus what they expect from the government to come in the next government to improve you kno

this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes that has once been always election that's best found to be outright the opposition says' they were serious irregularities so what's the scene the action pretty unfair. to them turning trash into treasure and helping the environment while we meet the got an a and creative who gets her inspiration from discarded wait. what's. the old the way. and the result. i'm christine wonderwall come to deeds every news africa i'm glad you are today and we begin in malawi way people the has been declared the winner off last week's general election but the release of the results had been postponed and that wasn't definitely off to the opposition flag irregularities in the vote not the type contests it's incumbent on without a thought on the deep from the d.p.p. he is on the left in the cap against his own defeats. the muti formed u.t.m. and lazarus. off the main opposition the m.p.c. now it was the m.p.c. that initially got of course order barring the electoral commission from releasing the results that is opted or did a recount from some polling

this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes saddam's ruling generals and pretty soon you just finalize the makeup of the body that will govern the country for the next 3 years those who have been at the forefront of the protests tell us the price they paid for doing so. and 6 so it could nigeria's not explicitly illegal but those who do it and those who look like they do it say they get abused by police will talk to activists campaigning for their rights. and christine one they'll welcome to deja news africa i'm glad you're today and in sudan the struggle for democracy continues in april president obama was overthrown off to months of protests demonstrations continued to against the military that deposed him now those on the list have announced an agreement with opposition groups for a 3 year transition to a civilian government but those who have been standing up for change it's a done have paid a high price. for as long as he can remember i met hamdan has been on the front lines of sudan struggle for democracy for his protesting against the government in 2013 now spendin

and that is it for now from news africa as always you can catch all our stories and more on our web site at face book page today will leave you with pictures on the kenyan olympian blog which wants. that new rules regulating high levels of testosterone to get women but is it signal the end of her korea until next time i back. to. earth. oh she is of species. worth saving. those are big changes and most start with small steps. to do is tell stories of could induce people into innovative projects around the world. news that could turn the good news to good submissions and by force of should. be interactive content teaching good next generation the touch of. channels available to people trying to get out. and more determined to build something here for the next generation. sfi environment series of global 3000. and all mine. welcome to news from the world of arts and culture we will have a chat about the elton john biopic rocket man with our man at the cannes film festival scott roxboro in just a minute and also. that's 11 year old tail guess who's a standing concert goes with his virtual c

news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes it's not ok to be game saves kenya's high cost of build for kenya l g b t activist says 3 judges reject a bid to strike down goals which criminalize homosexuality saying the band does not contravene basic rights in the kenyan constitution. and eritrea marks 28 years since gaining independence from neighboring ethiopia will meet some young eritreans who fled what they see is a brutal dictatorship. i'm christine wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad you tuned in kenya's high court has unanimously refused to strike down laws which criminalize gay 6 in a packed courtroom the 3 justices justify their decision say the fishes had failed to prove that the provisions are discriminatory now kenyan bt activists brought the case all doing that the kenyan constitution forbids discrimination directly or indirectly against any person on any ground law dates back to the british colonial era and makes homosexual acts punishable with up to 14 years in prison now one of those the petition is is l g b t activists. she joins me now from nairobi welcome to d.

this is news africa coming up in the next 50 minutes mahdi's have the soul is struck with heavy flooding giving at least 15 people dead we have a report from paul with many families that had been left homeless the rains damaged their houses. and on the international date danced homophobia we talked to an l g b t activist evolves efforts to break down discrimination against gays and lesbians in uganda. today and giving open wheels new life we meet the prison for years turning rather rubbish into snazzy sandals and cameras. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you're tuned in at least 15 people have died in mali as capital bamako off to flash flood struck the city destroying homes and property the government says teams have been deployed to rescue those left homeless and has urged caution from residents but the residents themselves say all 4 years he's have been slow to react in a country susceptible to flooding. the floodwaters came when these people were sleeping they didn't have chance to think about saving their possessions the trencher rain falling overnight in bamako

during link to news from africa and the world or links to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of easy town while with safety deputed construction free come join us on facebook at g.w. africa. what's the connection between bread biome and the european union he knows not to be a correspondent and now baker can stretch this second line with the rules set by the team. cuts. snapping recipes for success the strategies that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . south africans go to the polls on wednesday to elect a new government and it seems the economically ailing country looks set to relate to the very same cost to the government for the past twenty five years. and entertainment for africa from africa why streaming service netflix is. creasy on content written and produced on the continents. this is business africa. and berlin wall come the african national congress is on course to win a sixth term as the governing party or south africa on wednesday that's despite the country's struggling economy president obama who is expected to stay in office has promised to spark gro

this is the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes. another election win with several. spots is this a new beginning or the beginning of the end. and. to break down the barriers keeping kids with disabilities out of school we'll talk to a blind activist who's playing in leading go. down. the road to finally if you want to top your feed to good music fine i'll. be using it so full well the fun and the winter and the living. i am any my junior it's great to have you with us so is it a new start for south africa or the beginning of the end we now know for sure what the new south african parliament will look like again the a.n.c. will dominate by their grip on power a slipped the party has suffered its worst election results since the end of apartheid but it still has an overall budget and that's the spy the n.c.s. record of economic mismanagement and corruption so hold on pot going to slip. at the end of this election week president obama can claim in monday for his program of reform but will he be strong enough. if you have. so many unanswered questions our correspondents

your least news from africa the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions can you and will come state of you suffocating program tonight from fun to meet from the news it's easy to our website digital mash africa join us on facebook t.w. africa. shifting powers the old order is history the world is religion izing itself and the media's role is keep the topic in focus of the global media forum twenty nineteen today one out of two people is online who are we following whom do we trust to beijing and shape the future at the touchability global media for twenty nineteen. and a warm welcome to news from well the culture here's what's coming up. today our special guest. he's the founder of a radical record label. and. we bring you the data entry a gigantic creative life in london. and we take a look at a man who tried to bring heaven down to a late abstract artist also prenup. but joining me straight away is john anderson the boss of. this is a classical record company which is a bit special because it's a nonprofit making co-operative which puts the. it sounds wonderful. but how

this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes it's a 3 horse race that's too close to call but now we head to the polls in an election that pits the president against his own readings have been young and while old most voters are below 30 we'll hear from them and the president who spoke exclusively to . russia for a while predawn. on for the french for the world grows rich. also coming up on the show up to 72 years of the cannes film festival a black african women director is in the running for the palme d'or for the very 1st time the film atlanta just did make cinema her story for the senegalese director marty deal. needed to see black people on screen like shoot everywhere. i'm christine wonderwall come to g.w. news africa i'm glad your chin day in malawi is president is seeking a 2nd 5 year term as the country votes in a general election on tuesday the 78 year old is up against. 6 of the candidates including his vice president. who is 32 years younger than him but opposition. is seen as having the best chance against the incumbent in an election where the economy and cor

this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes protesters in sudan at the end there of course for a general strike off the talks with the ministry to install a civilian government collapse also on the program. this situation in zimbabwe keeps getting. for the ordinary person this is a bag of fuel increases the hopkins twice praised for months back and forth from zimbabwe where the economy is said to be in its most dire state since 2008 inflation sold to 500 percent. and one of africa's most influential alton's has died it was. mission to change the way the world perceives the continent we'll be talking about these legacy and l g b t f. binyavanga is there so much more profound especially at this time because he has for the longest time been one of the greatest icons as well as one of the boats to visit bold l.g.b. take you past in the country. i'm christine wonderwall come to the news africa i'm glad you are too did we begin in sudan where protests have called for a general strike the. talks with the military to install a civilian government in the transition period collapse p

put it like this — we are not a new africa. we are beginning to be a new africa., thrilling, amazing journey, which i want to be a part of. you want to make it on your own. the moment you think you know something, you have to shift around. those are good adventures. the only thing i do not want is to be sitting there and watching the water drop. that is all we did for 20 years. but if i may end this way, do you want to make this journey on your own, as africans on your own? is that what you want? we would like to make it with better partnerships. let's put it like that. we have to end there. thank you so much for being on hardtalk. hello there. the next couple of days are looking fairly dry for most of us, with some warm spells of sunshine, but things are turning more unsettled and gradually cooler as we move through the bank holiday weekend. today, though, was a largely dry one, with some warm spells of sunshine around, particularly across england and wales, and these are the sorts of temperatures we're beginning the day on. now, we've got more cloud and rain acr

this is day w are coming up next and dave news africa washington has temporarily games to expound on american companies trading with chua a chinese company will be allowed to buy u.s. goods for another 90 days. and sort of half the story on more in just a moment more world news of the top of the hour of a good day. for steve school when the show. first clueless. and then the store's grand moment arrives join the arena tango on her journey to freedom you know we're introduced documentary tour a no no running time returns home. 9 pm and with deafening at any time i'm going any place. to be in the bed as i don't like the clock so missing along to see has to come from super. to for. interactive exercises. everything is online metafile and interactive benjamin 5350 w. . change of hots or a strategic move washington grants a reprieve the chinese tech can continue doing business with american companies a little longer. until now africa's cloud computing was mainly processed in foreign duffus centers far away that's meant slow download rates changes in the air. as the greek economy of merger

everybody and welcome to the latest edition of because africa i'm now at i mean look fossett back in lagos nigeria and i'm very happy to welcome you with new environmental topics and ideas from africa and europe but i'm not alone with me is why charming calling in south africa hello from the show yes my name is finnish and this very.

this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes nigeria's lama dubois he has begun the new term as president of africa's most populous nation the 76 year old was sworn in in a boardroom today but with the missile to show off to use 1st term what does he 2nd have to offer the last that one of his subordinates. and another you know curation this one in malawi but as the somewhat erica was taking deal with office on tuesday police fired tear gas into they have cordoned off the opposition will be talking to an added list in the long. term and then the sound off protests demonstrations are still camped outside the military's headquarters in sudan's capital hard truths that we hear how they've been keeping them were all hi. i'm christine linda while come to news africa i'm glad you're cheating did nigeria's mamadou bihari has begun his 2nd term as president of africa's biggest economy the 76 year old took the oath of office one small volunteers have full crippling security threats and roofs off corruption he was reelected in a tightly contested election in february this should be his

this is news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes it's well press freedom day we'll meet african janitors to see constitutions may guarantee press freedom. reporting can be difficult and even deadly. and. you can you never know what. you want to say something you afraid. also coming up in the show the trauma of cannon one week after the cyclon hit was upbeat you take a look at how people are dealing with the aftermath. and he might as you know you're welcome to the show and thanks for your time it's well press freedom day by press freedom remains a challenge all around the world across africa it's no different while some countries made positive streitz many generalists still sense it repressed on sanctioned out of fifty four countries the press freedom index has classify the situation in twenty six states as eat up bad scene here in orange or very bad as seen in red today we take a closer look at two of these countries zimbabwe and nigeria in nigeria the constitution guarantees freedom of the press but especially in conflict ridden areas like the north east which is the stronghol

i'm christine window welcome to news africa i'm glad. a 48 hour would nationwide strike is under way in sudan with citizens demanding a civilian government off to a military coup last month the sudanese professionals association which spearheaded the process that led the army to. urge people to show up at work on choose stand wednesday but abstain from any activity. in parts of the capital khartoum shops and businesses closed offices were left empty as people across to the streets to express their discontent with the transitional military government hundreds of flights were canceled thousands left stranded as poor workers walked out. many pank staff also stopped work. but today the people of sudan demand their rights we want to civilian led authorities a democratic state a country where rights and 2 teens are respected for all citizens we are also here out of respect for the day this is the least we can do for them. one protest leader says negotiations with the military have stalled and there's no alternative except to scale up the prote

this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes nigeria's lama du bois he has begun the new term as president of africa's most populous nation to 76 year old was sworn in abortion today but with this also show after his 1st term what does he 2nd have to offer the loss of that to one of the subordinates. and another you know gratian this one in malawi but as the somewhat arika was taking the oath of office on tuesday the knees by its tear gas into they had orders off the opposition will be talking to an added list in the language. and then the sound of protests demonstrations are still camped outside the military's head courses in sudan's capital khartoum we hear how they feel keeping the moral high but. i'm christine window while come to news africa i'm glad you're cheating did nigeria's mamadou bihari has begun his 2nd term as president of africa's biggest economy the 76 year old took the oath of office one small volunteers have full crippling security threats and corruption he was reelected in a type untested election in favor of this should be his last term nigeria's prose

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africa. we're learning to accept a new story and discussion from our use of easy to our website debbie that comes from africa joining us on facebook. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes mahdi's capital is struck with heavy flooding leaving at least 15 people dance we have a report from paul where many families have been if told the rains damaged they houses. and on the international day against homophobia we talked to an elegy activist evolves efforts to break down discrimination against gays and lesbians in uganda. we've been giving the old wheels a new drive we need the prison for us turning the other rubbish into snazzy sandals in cameroon. i'm christine when the welcome to news africa i'm glad you're tuned in at least 15 people have died in mali's capital bamako off to flash flood struck the city destroying homes and property the government's ses teams have been deployed to rescue those left homeless and has urged caution from residents but the residents themselves say all floors he is have been slow to react in a country so safe to bowl to flooding. the floodwaters came when

is trying to secure a sixth consecutive term in africa's most developed economy the candidate in the may eighth election cyril ramaphosa has promised a new dawn after a decade of decline which has seen south africa regress so fast that only countries at war have fared worse. we are well into your we are. for first time voters like boy to me law. who holds a degree in hydrology the prospects look bleak the country has just emerged from a recession and growth is only expected at one point five percent in twenty nineteen. good to eat at last year and have been only employed for like five months now and why would i be avoidant this year i'm still kind a bit deciding what. the stifling economic climate is strangling the private sector and many of us misses like this security company staring down the threat of closure or bankruptcy. getting one of your own people basically everybody just turning over three times the first minute it really isn't in the context coming through the ones that we do quote when we don't we just don't get so in the space of the last twelve months we've gone from having three percent down to contributing only keeping t

joining us from africa the world store link to exception stories and discussions from the news and easy town while wimps a deputy comes much coffee cup join us on facebook g w africa. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalization. biodiversity species unsufficient exploitation quality. human rights displacement. the global impact of local action. 3000. yes it's time for some arts and cultural hello welcome i'm coming up on today's show. fantastical images from multimedia office meo who will join me here in the studio. and the whole italian town as a backdrop for a festival of lights and wartime. bots we begin with a look back at the life of british writer and illustrator of children's books judith who's died aged 95 she was actually born here in berlin but fled the nazis with her parents in the early 1930 s. a most famous book remains the tiger who came to tea but there were many witty and lovingly illustrated books like the whole series on the cat was always getting into difficult situations is most. judith kerr's career as an award winning author started with a

i'm christine one bill welcome to news africa. in sudan the struggle for democracy continues in april president omar al bashir was overthrown after months of protests demonstrations continued against the military that deposed him now those army rulers have announced an agreement with opposition groups for a 3 year transition to a civilian government but those who have been standing up for change in sudan have paid a high price. for as long as you can remember i met hamdan has been on the front lines of sudan struggle for democracy 1st protesting against the government in 2013 now spending months on the streets a spart of the latest uprising against former president ahmed and bashir. has paid a high price one night in january on his way home from a demonstration he was followed by security forces. you know some people came from behind me and started beating me with an electric but. i was hit directly in my. eye told the officer that i'd had eye surgery that i'd lost my cornea he said we could. never mind iraq. hamdan might never se

this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes sudan comes to a standstill protesters launch a 2 day general strike to press the ruling military to hand over power to a civilian little horses. and we meet the historian who wants to teach african children a different narrative on the history of the continent one thing that africans he said use them through centuries of pain is knowing where they are and where they come from. there the africa cup of nations fever he will meet the people with disabilities who make footballs sold all over the world. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you're choosing then a 48 hour wood nationwide strike is underway in sudan with citizens demanding a civilian government off to a military coup last month the sudanese professionals association which spearheaded the process that led the army to. urge people to show up at work on tuesday and wednesday but abstain from any activity. in parts of the capital khartoum shops and businesses closed offices were left empty as people across took to the streets to express their discontent with

this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes rebels they can target ebola treatment centers in north eastern congo with the violence showing no signs of facing up to how likely is it that the outbreak will spread beyond the to come to these provinces it's currently raging in. the small community taking on big developed as how cape town's book cost residents off izing to save their homes from brad pitt urbanization. them in his spirit we need to tanzania as a 1st male model with go and learn how he's pushing the race skin condition under the spotlight. i'm christine want to welcome to deja news africa i'm glad you're cheating day and we begin in the democratic republic of congo where the military is having to protect ebola her health workers after attacks on treatment centers the violence is defying if it's to curb the spread off the virus this is the 2nd worst ebola outbreak on record it's been centered on the north keevil and tory provinces in the north east off the country so far about $1600.00 people in the 2 regions have been infected with the virus since mid last year a

and that is it for now from day deputies africa as always you can catch allows stories on our website and facebook page on the news of lifting a ban on elephants and they will leave you with some pictures of africa's great giants see you next time 5. game over half of the european dream says many media freedom without a bullet has. its own the consonance discontent is on the wrong some odd killer at what some might say the next level. of cuts made in germany next on details of. the laundry done international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week ms-dos or in the making say so i'm predicting a big surge for far right parties in this weekend's europe 8 election poll will a video scandal in all strip us what peoples of twice before voting for the strong find a phone call or a good short play. quadriga 60 minutes on d w. closely. carefully. don't miss this soon. means to do good. old fashioned. discover the i'm. going to. please. subscribe to the documentary i want to. go in. a. leg. like. i was thought that was because she had understanding of life of europeans the sort of sort of unspoken agreement

this is news africa that's coming up in the next 15 minutes mahdi's have a soul it's. racked with heavy flooding leaving at least 15 people didn't we have a report from bob orr where many families have had. rain damage to their houses. and on the international day against homophobia. acts of the efforts to break down discrimination against gays and lesbians bemused and. old new guy we meet at the prison for years turning the other rubbish into snazzy sandals in cameroon. i'm christine when the welcome to news africa i'm glad you're tuned in at least 15 people have died in mali's capital bamako loft flash flood struck the city destroying homes and property the government's ses teams have been deployed to rescue those left homeless and has urged caution from residents but the residents themselves say all floors he's have been slow to react in a country susceptible to flooding. the floodwaters came when these people were sleeping they didn't have chance to think about saving their possessions the trencher rain falling overnight in bamako in the space of just 5 hours. thes

this news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes. to find out how strong. the fast test of the polls. and his promise of a fresh start with corruption inside the box will not be enough. to. get jobs because the thing that. also coming out stressing the importance of young women in politics you need to young that sound good politician who's. going to take on. welcome to the program so africa's govern an african national congress faces a nail biting wait for the official results of wednesday's general elections the final results are not expected before the weekend but it's clear the psychologically important sixty percent plus of the vote may be out of reach for the party which is let's sense the end of apartheid will go to pretoria to look at the big questions imagine as a result become the era of fest this report. life in south africa is back to the daily routines after a by and large smooth election observers as free and fair now it's an agonizing wait whilst votes are being counted and percentages at the independent electoral commission to result center a